FAQ

Any student whose expected family contribution (EFC – the amount that the family can contribute toward the annual cost of education) is not equal to the cost of attendance at the college where he/she has been admitted is eligible for aid.

YES, the FAFSA or WASFA needs to be completed by the student and the parents. This online form includes questions about the student’s income and assets plus the parents’ income and assets. If you want to get financial aid for college, you MUST complete a FAFSA/WASFA.

Visit your counselors or college and career access specialists in the career center at your high school to get help with the application process. Do not be afraid to ask—there are ways to pay for college for EVERYONE. The earlier you begin the paying for college journey, the better to chance you have to receive the amount of aid you need.

Every Highline Public Schools high school hosts FAFSA/WASFA completion events in October & January. Check with your counselors or college and career access specialist for details.